You already have a process that is listening on port 8080. Try to change
the port in server.xml or try to determine which program is using port 8080
on your system
At 12:40 PM 02/04/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Installed Tomcat on a HP machine running HP-UX 11. Also running Netscape
Navigator 4.x
that a worker was found.
Hope this helps
Bernd
Fabien Nisol wrote:
Hello all..
I've got some problems accessing my tomcat pages through tomcat using
mod_jk...
I'm currently trying to link apache (1.3.24) and tomcat (4.0.3)
together... My first problem was tru64 ... I had to patch and hack mod_jk
--
Realm className=org.apache.catalina.realm.MemoryRealm /
/Engine
/Service
/Server
At 09:30 AM 26/03/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Fabian,
have you configured the ajp13 connector in the server.xml?
Uwe
-Ursprungligt meddelande-
Fran: Fabien Nisol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
(no
ESTABLISHED or TIME_WAIT lines)
.. :(
If there are still problems you should activate the logging in tomcat.
Tomcat will tell you how it want's to match paths to Contexts and
Servlets/JSPs.
Bernd
Fabien Nisol wrote:
Thank for your reply :) I'm really stuck out there
I've changed my mod_jk.conf
platfroms don't require the curly
braces
to preserve quoting, but maybe yours does.
Patrick
Fabien Nisol wrote:
Hello,
I noticed a bug in catalina.sh that make some of us have problem starting
tomcat. The common error is that a message
usage: java org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina
Hello all..
I've got some problems accessing my tomcat pages through tomcat using mod_jk...
I'm currently trying to link apache (1.3.24) and tomcat (4.0.3) together...
My first problem was tru64 ... I had to patch and hack mod_jk like a fool !
But it finally worked...
Both servers run fine, my
At 02:59 PM 18/03/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Please read this thread and tell me what the h**l I am doing wrong. I am
just trying to write my first servlet. I have to give a demo Tuesday
evening and I cannot get TomCat to run my servlet. Tomcat insists that it
cannot find the class, even though as
(also being built for the HEAD
branch) uses just this kind of trick to have a webapp that is able to
administer the very same user database that Tomcat is using to
authenticate, but without having to configure the access properties more
than once.
Please, help !
Fabien Nisol
Craig